The Samsung Galaxy S5 is one of life's inevitabilities, and it seems like the wheels are well in motion. First we heard that it will most likely come packing a 64-bit processor chip and now it sounds like the phone may offer up both Android and Tizen variations.
Samsung is clearly keen to push Tizen OS but will be keeping a grip on the popular Android interface for the time being, with Android 4.4 KitKat expected to go live October.
Co-CEO of Samsung, Boo-Keun Yoon, said that the plan is to use Tizen on future phones and tablets, with the S5 likely to come in both a Tizen and Android version.
Eye of the Tizen
Other rumoured features of the phone include an optical image stabilisation camera and a body built from aluminium and magnesium.
We even saw some patent images surface recently, pointing to what might be a less nature-inspired look found on the Samsung Galaxy S4.
Right now we're expecting Samsung to stick to its cycles and release the Galaxy S5 in March 2014.